The post whore thread.

[TheBelly]

Vacation starts now!

[Great-Kazoo]

Great Googly Mook

[10mm-man]

Thawing out pig to throw him in my green chili!!

[roberth]

oink oink!!

[bogie]

howdy doody

[bogie]

Welcome back BC. Glad to hear you're on the mend.

When you get that M&P40c, the first thing you should do is get rid of the gritty trigger with this:

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/180...vc=sugv1224558

[roberth]

Sounds like history day at the range. :thumbup: :beer:

yah!

i want an enfield but it is not an immediate thing, maybe i'll get one in a couple of years

[bogie]

today i got to shoot a couple of enfields, a browning 1903 32acp, and a colt detective special in 32 s&w long i think it was

I've never shot an Enfield. I've heard some argue they are better shooters than an '03. Whatcha think?

[bogie]

Vacation starts now!

Awesome! Have a good un.

[BuffCyclist]

Welcome back BC. Glad to hear you're on the mend.

When you get that M&P40c, the first thing you should do is get rid of the gritty trigger with this:

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/180...vc=sugv1224558

Thanks bogie! I'm well aware of Apex Tactical and plan on getting the RAM and DCAEK trigger kit, but only after I shoot it for a little bit. I am wanting to get night sights for it first, thinking Ameriglo ProGlo up front (green tritium with orange outline) and Ameriglo Operator Yellow in back. I thought about i-dot sights, but didn't like them all that much when I tried a friends' M&P9c out that had them. They're great for lateral accuracy, but not vertical.

I already ordered a new sear housing block to get rid of the internal lock and mag safety (got it that way so it wouldn't have the warning on the slide that says "warning this firearm may be fired with the magazine removed). The new SHB gets rid of the lock and magazine safety.